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Processing keyword: ~하고나서 [hagonaseo] (After doing)
The grammar point ~하고 나서 (hago naseo) is used in Korean to indicate that one action occurs after the completion of another action. It translates to "after doing" in English. This structure is essential for expressing sequential actions and is frequently used in daily conversations.
~하고 나서 combines the connective form ~하고 (from ~하다, meaning "to do") with 나서, derived from 나다 ("to occur" or "to happen"). Together, they form a phrase that emphasizes the completion of the first action before the next one begins.
The basic structure for using ~하고 나서 is:
[Verb Stem] + 고 나서 + [Next Action]
Verb | Verb Stem | + 고 나서 | Meaning |
---|---|---|---|
먹다 (to eat) | 먹 | 먹고 나서 | After eating |
공부하다 (to study) | 공부하 | 공부하고 나서 | After studying |
읽다 (to read) | 읽 | 읽고 나서 | After reading |
가다 (to go) | 가 | 가고 나서 | After going |
마시다 (to drink) | 마시 | 마시고 나서 | After drinking |
~하고 나서 vs. ~(으)ㄴ 후에
In Korean culture, the order of actions and showing proper sequence is important, especially in formal settings or when showing respect. Using ~하고 나서 appropriately reflects an understanding of timing and respect for processes.
The verb endings following ~하고 나서 can be adjusted to match the appropriate level of politeness:
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